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Plight of the Toothless Vampire

By: Steve Stillwell
Narrated by: Reed McColm
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COMEDY...SUSPENSE...HORROR...

Some of the rules of vampirism have just been rewritten.

Chester Watkins is not an ordinary person. He's a student of the old school with the tenacity of a bulldog. This cagey senior citizen funds himself plunged into an underground world where only the strong survive. Ravaged to death by a rogue vampire, this determined grandpa set out on a quest to apprehend his killer, and turn an immortal organization upside down. Unable to regenerate any teeth and looked upon with contempt by his enemies, his opposition makes the foolish mistake of underestimating his most powerful ability of all...his incredible mind.

©2008 Books in Motion (P)2008 Books In Motion Fantasy Horror Literature & Fiction Suspense Scary Vampire Fiction Paranormal Comedy

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